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The outdoor clothing brand faced boycott calls in late May this year after launching its Pride Month campaign featuring Pattie Gonia.000 to a group that organizes nature-based activities for LGBTQ+ youth.Robert Alexander/NICOLAS MAETERLINCb?n-cáK/Jeremy Moeller/Getty ImagesWhile experts have said such campaigns provide an opportunity for brands to appeal to consumers in new markets.

but the beer brand has not posted LGBTQ+ content yet this month.empathetic and understanding society now.

and the calls for boycotts that many have faced in recent months speak to a wider culture war about the acceptance of LGBTQ+ individuals in public life.

Brands that have recently been the subject of backlash online have remained silent on social media for the first day of LGBTQ+ Pride Monththough they may yet post on their social media channels as June progresses.the most likely location will be on the magma intrusion.

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